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Wild Church meets in beautiful Gower locations to connect nature, faith, and creativity through outdoor gatherings that inspire spiritual reflection and community. These walks are designed for all ages and often suitable for dogs to attend. We meet in all weathers so please be come prepared.
Save the Dates & look out on our social media pages for more information on location, times and theme's.
Saturday 5th August
Saturday 30th August
Saturday 20th September
Saturday 25th October
Saturday 29th November
Saturday 27th December
The ins and outs of life can wear us down. Join a group from St Mary's for a walk and talk reflecting on nature and hope.
Every Thursday
Meet outside St Mary's Church door and enjoy 1 hour walk
Starts at 8:15 am - 9:15 am
Dress for weather as we will walk in rain or shine
Dogs welcome
For more information phone Peter Lewis 07944056335
Take some time outdoors to reflect on ascension, pentecost, and the transition from summer to autumn. Join guided reflections that help you connect with nature and the changing seasons. Whether you're snapping photos on your phone, an avid photographer, or enjoy artistic expression, capturing the spirit of this moment is just right for you.
Begins
9th May
To find out more information click the button below.
Step into a powerful artistic journey that explores themes of struggle, resilience, and hope and tells the story of Jesus final moments.
This exhibition presents twelve stunning artworks, each inviting you to reflect and even contribute to the imagery, making the experience truly immersive.
📍 St Mary's Rhossili
🗓 Open Daily | 10AM - 3PM
Free Entry – No Booking Needed
Upon entering the building, please pick up your complimentary paper guide from the stone font on the left hand side. This guide will help you explore the stations more deeply through scripture and reflective questions.
At the end of each pew, you’ll find a QR code linking to guided meditations.
About the Art
Created by artist Scott Erickson (www.scottericksonart.com), this exhibition reimagines an ancient tradition through modern visuals. It highlights universal human experiences—betrayal, injustice, pain, and perseverance—offering a space for reflection, regardless of belief or background.
Come, explore, and connect in your own way.